Guidebook for Potts Point
Food Scene
Hole in the wall, casual Asian fare specialising in dumplings. BYO.
30 locals recommend
Dumpling and Noodle House
165-167 Victoria StHole in the wall, casual Asian fare specialising in dumplings. BYO.
This Kings Cross institution has a sunny, outdoor area and specials most weekday nights. From Mussel Mondays, $1 oysters on Thursdays, and $10 Tommy Margaritas on Saturdays, it's well worth a visit.
63 locals recommend
Gazebo Wine Bar & Dining
2 Elizabeth Bay RdThis Kings Cross institution has a sunny, outdoor area and specials most weekday nights. From Mussel Mondays, $1 oysters on Thursdays, and $10 Tommy Margaritas on Saturdays, it's well worth a visit.
Our favourite local spot that ticks all the boxes. Relaxed vibe and always smiling staff. The menu is small but you can't go wrong. Make sure to get the cacio e pepe pasta, which is served out of a giant cheese wheel. You won't regret it!
72 locals recommend
Chester White Cured Diner
3 Orwell StOur favourite local spot that ticks all the boxes. Relaxed vibe and always smiling staff. The menu is small but you can't go wrong. Make sure to get the cacio e pepe pasta, which is served out of a giant cheese wheel. You won't regret it!
SoBar Potts Point
186-188 Victoria StPizzeria with authentic woodfired pizza. Eat in or take away.
Mid-high end Japanese restaurant with a modern and trendy decor. Get their signature green tea soft serve, or a sesame mochi ball for desert.
122 locals recommend
Cho Cho San
73 Macleay StMid-high end Japanese restaurant with a modern and trendy decor. Get their signature green tea soft serve, or a sesame mochi ball for desert.
Drinks & Nightlife
Yummy pub food with one of Sydney's best schnitzels (and schnitty night every Thursday). Happy hour Monday-Thursday 4-7pm.
65 locals recommend
Kings Cross Hotel
244-248 William StYummy pub food with one of Sydney's best schnitzels (and schnitty night every Thursday). Happy hour Monday-Thursday 4-7pm.
Go at sunset and watch the sun drop over the harbour bridge. One of the best shows in town!
403 locals recommend
Opera Bar
Macquarie StreetGo at sunset and watch the sun drop over the harbour bridge. One of the best shows in town!
Parks & Nature
Play a game of tennis by the water, then grab a bite at the casual but well priced kiosk.
339 locals recommend
Rushcutters Bay Park
2A New South Head RdPlay a game of tennis by the water, then grab a bite at the casual but well priced kiosk.
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
Mrs Macquaries RoadEssentials
Harris Farm Markets
30 Springfield AveEntertainment & Activities
For film festivals, art house and foreign films. Get there early to have a glass of wine and a cheese plate.
139 locals recommend
Palace Verona
17 Oxford StFor film festivals, art house and foreign films. Get there early to have a glass of wine and a cheese plate.
If you don't want to commute to the beach, head to Boy Charlton for a dip and sunbake. Great cafe serving food from breakfast to about 3pm in Summer.
168 locals recommend
Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool
1c Mrs Macquaries RdIf you don't want to commute to the beach, head to Boy Charlton for a dip and sunbake. Great cafe serving food from breakfast to about 3pm in Summer.
Sightseeing
Within walking distance, with epic views of Sydney Harbour.
204 locals recommend
Mrs Macquarie's Chair
1d Mrs Macquaries RdWithin walking distance, with epic views of Sydney Harbour.
Arts & Culture
Elizabeth Bay House is an historic Colonial style home in the suburb of Elizabeth Bay in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Built between 1835 and 1839, Elizabeth Bay House was known as 'the finest house in the colony'.
57 locals recommend
Elizabeth Bay House
7 Onslow AveElizabeth Bay House is an historic Colonial style home in the suburb of Elizabeth Bay in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Built between 1835 and 1839, Elizabeth Bay House was known as 'the finest house in the colony'.
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Art Gallery Road